[nfb-talk] Younger People

[T. Joseph Carter]

Dar,

it's a pretty simple idea if you think about it.  Each row of the Braille
cell has four possible states.  Neither dot present, one dot present, the
other dot present, or both dots present.  I haven't seen the key chain in
question, but I did have an idea somewhat like it not too long ago.

I know that I have lost speed since I returned to school.  There just is
not much Braille for me to read, aside notes I take with my PK--and the
courses I've been taking this term haven't lent themselves to taking notes
either, so I haven't done as much of that as I would have liked either.

I have taken to sometimes reading and writing stuff in Braille just to
maintain the skills while I am forced to interact in aural and printed
formats for now.

On Sun, Dec 02, 2007 at 03:35:24PM -0700, dmgina wrote:
> Now that cube sounds interesting to me.
> I didn't know there was one out there.
> Also I also am loosing the feeling of reading Braille.
> Not fun.
> But I like you won't give it up.
> Of course in my case I started learning Braille when I was six.
> Now my maiden name was a trip,
> took me a year to learn it in Braille.
> I kept telling the teacher , just throw in the whole alphabet and I will 
> learn it loll.
> T A L I A F E R R O
> --Dar
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